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| Run a Keeper | How to run a keeper node. |
If you want to run a keeper node (keeper), you have several options. Some of them are outlined below.
Using Barge
Barge uses Docker Compose to run one or more keeper nodes (and other components) in Docker containers on your local machine.
- If you use
--local-pacific-node, or--local-nile-node, then it will run one local Parity Ethereum node (as a user node, i.e. a non-voting node) and it will connect that node to the Pacific Network or Nile Testnet, respectively. - If you use
--local-spree-nodeor--local-ganache-node, then it will run a strictly-local Spree Testnet or Ganache-Based Testnet.
Barge deploys the keeper contracts to whatever keeper nodes are deployed locally.
Running a Keeper in the Pacific Network or Nile Testnet
If you're interested in running a keeper node (as a voting authority node) in the Pacific Network or the Nile Testnet, then email info@oceanprotocol.com.
The dev-ocean repository contains a guide for running a keeper node in the Nile Testnet.